Eye Candy Ink: Second Generation Books in Order
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Eye Candy Ink: Second Generation books in publication order
5 books
Ames
by Shaw Hart
2021
Ames discovers that the woman he met on arriving in town is his new boss's daughter. Avoiding Maxine seems the sensible way to protect his job, but his feelings make keeping that distance increasingly difficult.
Ender
by Shaw Hart
2021
Ender feels out of place among the younger people at a nightclub, yet keeps returning because of Cat. Their unexpected connection offers comfort to them both, but he must overcome doubts about the age difference to pursue a relationship.
Gray
by Shaw Hart
2021
Gray has loved Nora since childhood, but years of hesitation have left him as her friend and roommate. Deciding whether to reveal his feelings means risking their comfortable closeness for the future he has always wanted.
Harvey
by Shaw Hart
2021
Tattoo artist Harvey is immediately captivated by Coraline, the chef serving food outside his workplace. His awkward attempts at flirting seem unlikely to succeed, until her amused response gives him hope that his feelings might be returned.
Rooney
by Shaw Hart
2021
Raised on his parents' account of instant love, Rooney hopes for the same certainty himself. Meeting programmer Sayler seems to fulfill that wish, but learning she has been promised to someone else threatens their emerging connection.
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